Favourite books so far and recommendations

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@Past User I've actually heard about this book before! never read it but might need to give it a go

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So guys what book do I read now? Top shelf is ones i recently got and haven't read, bottom are ones I've read but don't mind reading again 😊💖

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BubblesGoesBoo said:

@Past User I love Stephen king films, so will have to give his books a go! Sounds interesting but me being me will have to buy the whole of the, the dark tower series  

I have so many fav books   but if I had to pick one it would probably be The lovely bones, it's sad but so beautifully written

Ahh The Lovely Bones is so sad! Excellent book. 

Millie2787

There’s this new one that has come up on amazon called “the spectrum girls survival guide : growing up autistic and awesome” has anyone read this one and is it with getting ? I’m looking at getting it as I think could be really good for me but don’t want to spend £13 if it’s rubbish 😅

Millie2787

@aidan it dosent have one  

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So I just finished Station Eleven which is an excellent book, but not one I'd recommend reading right now, as it's about a pandemic. I'm not largely affected by what's going on mentally, and even I mulled over it before bed. So bank this one and come back to it as a recommendation. 

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The Master and Margarita, Jane Eyre, Percy Jackson series, The Girl with dragon tattoo trilogy, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe, A thousand splendid suns, The invisible life of Addie LaRue, A little life.

Skive

Next month sees the release of a film called Dune. It’s going to be a huge and spectacular sci fi film.

I recommend reading the book it’s adapted from: Frank Herberts - Dune.

It remains one of the top 5 books I’ve ever read. It’s not an easy read but it’s worth it. And if you like sci fi it’s required reading

https://youtu.be/8g18jFHCLXk

AislingDM

At the minute, I am re-reading It's Kind of a Funny Story because this was one of the first books that really allowed me to feel valid in my mental health difficulties as a teenager. Sometimes these books that explore different perspectives on mental health needs can be really insightful

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I have finished reading the new Sally Rooney book and maybe it's because I'm young but I love her writing! It's so simple yet informative and appealing.

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